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Loose Second Cutting Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Love Story ofToday
By Idah McGloneCibson
NOTICE OF AUCTION 8ALE OF
STOCK OF DRUGS AND
MERCHANDISE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned Trustee In
Bankruptcy of Community Drug
Compauy, Bankrupt, will, on Mon
day, the 3rd day of August, 1923,
at eleven o'clock A. M. at the front
door ot the drug store of said Com.
munity Drug Company in Oakland,
Oivgon, offer for sale at public auc
tiou and sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand all
the stock of drugs and merchandise
belonging to said Bankrupt and
contained in said building.
T. B. GARRISON.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
HltOTHKK OK il.KNDAI,K '
MAX HETOKTED IMtOWXKD
Mr. H. W. Wilson of the Wilson
Mercantile Company, received the
sad news that his brother, 'J.
Cliff Wilson had been drowned in
the surf at Sea Side, Oregon, on
Monday, July 7, says the Ulendale
News. Mr. Wilson left for Sea
Side Tuesday afternoon. Two
life guards and two airplanes
joined in the search for the body.
Up until the time of going to
press, the details have been mea
ger, the body having not been
recovered.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglas County,
In the matter of the estate
ot Jeremiah P. Haley, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
' undersigned has been by the Coun
ty Court of Douglas County, Ore
gon, by an order duly made and
entered, appointed administrator ot
the estate of Jeremiah P. Haley,
deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are here
by notified to present the same
with vouchers annexed and proper
ly verified as by law required, to
the undersigned John T. Long, ad
ministrator of said estate at his
law office in the Perkins Building,
in the City of Roseburg,Oregon,
within six months from the date of
the first publication of this notipe.
Dated and first published this the
11th day of July, 1925.
JOHN T. LONG,
Administrator of the estate of
Jeremiah P. Haley, deceased.
NOTICE FOR BIDS TOR STREET
IMPROVEMENT.
SEALED PUOl'OSALS Will be
received by the undersigned at hie
office In the City Ha.l in the City
of ltoseburg, Oregon, up to 5
o'clock P. M, Monday, August 3rd,
1925, for the improvement of
Ilowen Avenue from the north line
of Chapman Street to the south
lino of Riverside Drive, in the City
of ltoseburg, Oregon, in the man
ner provided by Ordinance No. 865.
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms whMi will be furnish
ed upon application to the under
signed and must be accompanied
by a certified check payable to the
City Treasurer for 5 per cent gf
the amount bid, to be forfeited to
the City In the -event said bid Is
accepted and the bidder shall fail
to enter into a contract and bond
with the City according to the
terms of said bid. A bond of 100
per cent of the amount of the con
tract, satisfactory to the City will
be required from the contractor.
The time stated in the proposals
for completing the work will be
considered in awarding the con
tract. The Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By Order of the Common Coun
cil. Dated and first published, July
23rd, 1925.
n. L. WHIPPLE,
City Recorder of the City of ltose
burg, Oregon.
Prune Trays, Boxes,
Egg Crates
Manufactured by
C. A. STELZIER
Myrtle Creek. Ore.
Phone 260-4
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STREET
IMPROVEMENT.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received by the undersigned at his
office in the City Ha.l in the City
, of Roseburg, Oregon, up to i
o'clock P. M, Monday, August 3rd.)
! 1925, tor the improvement of ;
Casey Avenue from the north line
of Chapman Street to the south
line ot Riverside Drive, In the City
ot Roseburg, Oregon, in the man
ner specified by Ordinance No.
864.
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms which will be furnish
ed upon application to the under-i
signed and must be accompanied
by a certified check payable to th?
City Treasurer for 5 per cent of
the amount bid, to be (oiteltea 10
the City in the event said bid is
accepted and the bidder ahall fail !
to enter into a contract and bond
with the City according to the
terms ot said bid. A bond ot 100
1 per cent ot the amount of the con
I tract, satisfactory to the City will
be required from the contractor.
The time stated in the proposals
for completing the work will be
considered in awarding the con
tract. The Council reserves the right
to reject any or all btdsf
By Order of the Common Coun
cil. Dated and first published, July
23rd, 1925.
R. L. WHIPPLE,
City Recorder of the City of Rose
burg, Oregon.
0
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR STREET
IMPROVEMENT
SEALED PROPOSALS, will be
received by the un-lersigned at his
I office in the City ,'lall in the City
of Roseburg, Oregon, up to 6 o clock
P. M.. Monday, August 3rd., 1925,
for the improvement of Riverside
Drive from the west end of the
present pavement thereon to the
west end of said Street, in the City
of Roseburg, Oregon, In the manner
provided by Ordinance No. Ktiff.
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms which will be furnish
ed upon application to the under
signed and must be accompanied
by a certified check payable to the
City Treasurer for fi per cent of
the amount bid, to be forfeited to
the City in the event said hid Is ac
cepted and the bidder shall fall to
enter Into a contract and bond with
the City according to the terms of
said bid. A bond of 100 por cent
of the amount of the contract, satis
factory to the City, will be required
from the contractor. The time stat
ed in the proposals for completing
the work will be considered in
awarding the contract
The Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
By Order of the Common Council.
Dated and first published July
23rd, 1925.
R. L. WHIPPLE.
City Recorder of the City ot ltose
burg, Oregon.
IMHTKIDS
HOLLYWOOD. Cal., August 1.
Varied types an included ih Uie
many thousands ot tueu, women
and youms wno come here eacu
year seuaing careere in lue mo
tion pictures, tttv ever reaca
auirdoni.
Lsllwatos compiled recently re
vealed tnat since is 17 more than
150,000 persons registered wan
screen employment agencies on
the I'acuic Coast. Touay the list
of those steadily employed uuia
oers little more tuun lo.oou.
Therefore, some 136, uuo taued to
lind a, tooting ou the stepping
stone to cineinaland.
Statistics ODiaiued from film
labor bureaus uere and in Liu
Angeles show that 200 balu-hcad-ed
men, whose principal diu tor
screen tame is tneir luck ot nan,
and loo one-leggeu men! wno ue
neve that they should do in tne
pictures because tney nave but
one limb, are registered, on tne
tties of these agencies also are
listed ten cross-eyed men, t0
athletes, 200 proiesstonal ana non
professional gamuieis, 12 miugets,
glass eaters and sword swauow
ers. '
So great is the desire of per
sons to get into tne pictures tuat
in an hour's time counterparts ot
all iamous men of the past,
enough cowboys to stage a rodeo
or sailors sufficient to man a snip
can be brought together, iu a
day's time b,oo0 persons for a
moo scene or l,2u woineu for
a ballroom can be assembled.
They bring their own costumes.
Tne wage scale at a majority ot
the studios 1s similar, extras for
mob scenes, Who are taken lr
respectne ot age, size, or nation
ality, rece'ive au average ot S3 a
day. Hand picked extras ot ap
proximately tne same sure, similar
leatureg and color ot eyes are
paid S5. Character extras, those
Who are "camera wise including
winsome misses and young uieu
who possess complete waruroues,
are paid 7.60 a day. Young
women in afternoon and evening
gowns, capauie ot giving proper
"atmosphere to gatherings ot
the elite, are grveu (10.
A scrubwoman is paid $7.50
for a lew minutes work beiore
tne camera. A stunt man is paid
$1,500 to drive a motorcycle at
loriy-live miles an nour mio a
racing car. bwininiers are given
$100 to dive 100 teet lntu tne
sea and a rider $400 to "tall" a
horse over a clitf into a moun
tain Btream. An ex-piUeligiuer
earns from $50 to $100 to give
and take, bare-fisted, in- a scrap
ot a tew minutes duration and a
juggler receives as high as $200
for showing his tricks in a circus
side-show scene.
Sixty per cent ot the thousands
ot persons registered at the film
employment oiftces are women.
The greatest number ot an Indi
vidual group are girls and young
women seeking employment in
baalroom scenes and similar work.
Many who are listed possess ward
robes as elaborate as any owned
by a millionaire's duughler.
The Ktory Ko Far. , you. As wo were walking home
Cleo Madison, after eloping 1 1 'old him that 1 had seen a car
with her boyhood sweetheart, ! T'ry much like mine, with the two
Lieutenant Paul Armstrong, oes uieu who hud visited him that
to his army post and she Unas i morning in It. 1 did this to see
out almost immediately that mar- " ne nfw anyming auuui u
ried lite is nut loo rosy. There
is much intrigue at the post.
Rita ihorudike, wno ot a no
good lieutenant, flees from the
post arter inoch gossip about her
and Col. Biakely Beidon. Cleo
helps Kita and resolves hot to
let her own name become the
subject ot' gossip. Paul exhibits
"After a momeut's hesitation
he said ii wus my car that he
had turned It over to pay that
dent or which he had told me in
the morning. 1 conress to you
Colonel that I saw red. There
were so mnny terrible things con
tained In the transaction. In the
first pluce my husband was
passion tor gambling; loses i "". 'i mauo no amerence mm
$500 to the Colonel oue night, j 1 ai nis wire., ami ownea tne
pays, and loses $500 to a pair ot i 'nr. lie had stolen it and I knew
cheap gamblers the next night. I H was gone from uie forever, for
He is broke and gives the gam- vouid probably never got
biers his wtfes car lit settlement enough money again to buy all
ot the debt. Cleo is furious; the other particularly if Paul kept
colonel wants to help and Paul : "P his gambling habits."
is somewhat sullen. w '" n,T dt'"r' cu'' 8aW ,he
I Colonel, "you need not worry over
! ui.L'itcLMi I that any more for after you left
AN OFFtR RLUJbLD. !, last night. 1 got thinking
Hastily I looked out of the aDoul hat- you hud suid and 1
window and saw the Colorrel com- i looked up those nien and made
lug up the street. them own up. 1 told them If
"Go and smooth your hair a ; they did not sell the car to me
bit," said common sensu, "it Is for just what they had given for
true you are looking quite pale ; it. 1 would ruu them out of
and interesting, but I think the , town."
Colonel likes better the type or
woman who Is always gay and
happy at least always guy."
I harrilv had lima to rub Oat :
the tear marks on my face when CAHKIKH I'KJKON KM-
Tomorrow - Hnmh Talk.
Heat with gas.
1 heard him almost run up the
steps, as though he had lilted a
great load off his mlud and was
going to do a similar act for me.
1 opened the door, however, on a
very serious man.
l"UYl:l TOUAKKY NEWS
oorv IX JAPAN
TOKYO, Aug. 1. -While there
are 19 daily newspapers in Tokyo
IirVYB III ttpnil IB BUUItnilHt llltllC
have come to ask, you to give me!""-, " ,.,"' i"",i
a promise. Will you do so?' !olher counlri. The reason Is
"I must hear what you want : that tlle tli-plione and tejcgrwph
tne to do first," I unswered quite i 8erviwi, are exceedingly primitive
as soberly as ho had asked thealld aimml worthless for the ra
questlon. , pjd transmission of news.
"Sensible child," was his rejoin- The lMriy wle reivlces, how
der as he seated me in a chair evor, is ovorrome to some extent
and stood by the mantle looking bv lhe UBe o( currier pigeons,
down at me. .... Every news agency and largo
"Please do not call mo a cnnu ,,CW8p,iper has its own special
Perfume special A distinctive
summer odor. Bring your bottle
Willi you or we can supply you
with a small one for your purse.
Lloyd Crocker.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR 8TREET
IMPROVEMENT.
1 stust
I
ASK. THIS WOMAN
FOR. SHE. KMCWS -
I.VrVfe TAHeTHE BEST
Or LAKC. DT LUMHti '
When Mrs. Particular ask
ed us to lake care of her
blouses we did so. After
wo returned them to her
home she called us up on
the phone and told us that
she was particularly pleas
ed with' this lauuory. So
will you be.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
PHONE 79
HalT s Catarrh
Medicine
both local and Internal, and has been
successful In the treatment of Catarrh
for over forty years. Sold by all druggists.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
Colonel. You know you do not
think of me as a child. You
know I am an old married wo
man." "Very, vory old my dear and
very long married?" There was
a quizilng tenderness in his voice.
I alniost felt as though he were
my lather. "Let me see you are
about 19 are you not? And it
1 remember the date on your an
nouncement cards, you have been
married three whole mouths.
"Did I not hear that you had
a run-away marriage, Cleo?"
. "Y'es, 1 married in haste "
"And I hope you are not he
ginning to repent at leieure."
No, I rather think that 1 am
beginning to hastily repent."
"Smartly said, Cleo, but I um
quite sure it Is only a passing
mood. Paul will bo. here soon
with his car and when you two
young people go for a long ride
I am sure you will clear up all
your misundorstandlngs."
"Wall a minute Colonel Del
don. Let us clear up our mis
understandings first. You know
well enough that It is not Paul's
car, but mine, he Is bringing
around. You know you suspected
as much lust night when 1 told
you the car which those gamblers
were in looked like the one which
my father gave me, and which
he had just written me he had
sent me.
"I don't know how you found
out that It was ouis, whother he
trained birds which daily are sent
by train to the various corres
pondents. The pigeons, when re
leased with the thinnest of 'copy"
sheets atteached to them, muke
rapid tlmo back to the editoriul
rooms.
We have a car of Peacock Rock
Springs coal on the road. Get your
order in now. Page Lumber & Fuel
Co. Phone 242.
n I ,, -J.
THE POTATO Itl'ti
MENACE FEAIIED.
BERLIN. Alls. 1. Fear that
the potato bug. which has settled
in France, will overrun all Eu-
j rope, is e?:prosscl by the Berlin
utlliy I if r jwuininw, wuii in' iwn-
sihle diminishing ot the German
potato crop by one third "ut a
time when the increase of the
crops has become a vital quest
ion." The newspaper proposes
that nil persons In the empire
be enlisted in a war on the bug.
gyw edw.dpac rrffoOeustlul m
GLENDALE THREATENED
BY A SMALL BLAZE
What might have been a very
disHsli'ions fire, had it not been
nlpiH'd In the hud by the prompt
resiMinso of the rily fire depart-
ni"iit. was discovered at the rear
of the city meat market, last Krl
ilsy nielli nboul 10:00 o'clock, says
lhe ClomlHle News. Mr. Austin
told you or whether you went back , aml Mr mnH hlld a Bn,an building
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received by the undersigned at his
office in the City Hall In the City
ot ltoseburg, Oregon, up to 5
o clock P. M., Monday, August 3rd,
1925, for the improvement of l'ar
rott Street from the north line of
Mnple Street to the south lino of
Oak Street, In the City of Rose
burg, Oregon, In tho manner pro
vided by Ordinance No. 867.
All bids must be submitted upon
blank forms which will be furnish
ed upon application to the under
signed and must be accompanied by
a certified check payable to the
.City Treasurer for 6 per cent of the
amount bid, to be forfeited to the
City In the event said bid Is ac
cepted and the bidder shall fail to
enter Into a contract and bond with
the City according to the terms of
said bid. A bond of I11O per cent
of the amount of lhe contract, sat
isfactory to the City, will be requir
ed from the contractor. The time
stated In the proposals for complet
ing the work will he considered in
awarding the contract.
The Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
By Order of the Common Council.
Dated apd first published, July
23rd, 1925. '
R. I WHIPPLE,
City Recorder of the City ot Rose
burg. Oregon.
after I lcrt you to those men and
dickered with them about It. I
only know that I took myself to
task last night when I saw that
cur for thinking thai Paul might
have possibly tinned it over to
.those two tilsreputable men for
a gambling debt.
"I told myself I was hardly
worthy 6f tho nlimo of wile for
thinking for one moment that my
husband would do such a low
thing. And all tho while that
I was saying this to myself, 1
knew down deep In my heart that
It Is true that he lmd done so.
"When I got into the streetcar
to come home, there was another
little straw that pointed to t lie
fact that Paul had sold my road
ster. I found my hushiiml slump
ed down in a seal looking per
fectly disconsolate. He didn't see
me at all; In fact he saw no one.
He was busy trying to mnUe him
self think that under the ciniiin
at the rear of their shop that was
used for the curing of meat, and
had left a small, smudge going. It
was thought to be perfectly safe
when they left It. but In some way
It caucht fire 10 the walls and In a
few minutes the whole building was
I In flames. The glare of the flames
was noticed by tieople on the street
and an aim ill was turned In, which
hromtht th" firi men on the Jump
and lhe blrize vas soon under
control by the use of the chemical
engine. The loss was around $so.
in meats that were being cured be
sides the loss of the building, the
value of which whs not stated.
This is a good time Indeed, to
call attention to the efficiency of
our fire department, and how for
tunate V-e are In having such fire
protection, ttle'ndate has belter
fire protection thsil nine-tenlhs of
the towns In the slate that have a
population of from one thousand to
TOTEM
Two meetings of Smith Rlvur
tulr workers in the pasi week
have resulted iu considerable pro
gress lowarus putting over a suc
cesslui uuluurailon, says the lorl
bmpqua courier. A meeting 01
all committees was held iu the
Urauge nail Suuuay afternoon.
County Agent Cooney ot llose
buig wus pruseul. lie advised Hie
committeemen how to proceed
aud willingly agreed to utsume
several iiuporiam assign uieius.
vteunesduy morning and aiter
noon, the premium list committee
and the chairmen ot the commit
tees met ul tne city uall here.
Distribution of tne premium
money was ugt'ocd upon, ii wus
louud thin 1110 slate money uvau
ublu Is greatly inadequate, lite
problem 01 turuislilng aihlitioii.il
money for that aud oihur purpo
ses is left to ttie nnuuee commit
tee coiislstiug ot J. U. Startup,
H. L. Kdiuunds and Geo. v.
Staples.
Neurly 11,000 In premiums will
be paid winners this year.
Residents in the t-oci 01 1 nip-
qua district are invited to bring
exhibits of all kinds to the Iitir.
i'hls was decided at tne meeting
held Wednesday.
The tulfs ot the fair have been
adopted aud will be printed w.l.i
the premium list for distriDui.uu
as ftoon as possible. The prenuuui
list should go Into tne priuu-i
liunds within the next fuw days. ,
A meeting ot the program lu.u-
mittee will be called over uie
week-end for the pnrpose of iiu
clding on the spuria ultractlous
lor the lair.
Louis Sejmour of Gardiner, who
is furnishing the brains lor tins
part of the plans, lias several
"hoi" oneB under . his hut. lie
promises to keep the patrons ol
tho fair iu the best ot humor
during tho entire two days' cele
bration. Jorry Startup, it. L. Itd
munds, F. W. Varelmun, Couiiiy
Agent Cooney itnd Go,t. V . staples
win wors as nis uiues.
All efiort is to be niuilo by
County Agout Cooney 10 secure
Hie services of the Koseuing ju
veulle bund for ul least the lirsl
day s program.
The tentative arrangements can
for a dance to be given lhe even
ing of the second day.
There will be several Bpeecnes
by nieu promiuenl in Oregon, In
cluding Gbwtruor Walter Pierse,
Stale Senators 11. L. rJituy 01
Roseburg and Isaac E. Stiiples 01
Portland. Dulry and Food Com
missioner M like I and others.
County Agent Cooney Is to se
cure the services ol u. a. c.
Judges lor livestock exhibits and
of Mr. Garrett, who handles the
Douglas county agricultural exhi
bit, lor the grains uud land pro
ducts.
Tho Rcedsport Kiwants Cluu
went on record as being solidly
behind the tulr, Wednesday noon,
when it was voted that nil mem
burs bo required to attend ut least
one day ot the celebration. Tho
public uUalrs committee is asked
to have the business men observe
tho first dny. September 7, us u
community holiday.
A committee ol the Chamber of
Commerce of Reedsport Is active
ly cooperating with tho tulr com
mittee. From now on until the opening
date, the common word in the
Lower Cmpqua section will lie
Smith River Fair, Sept. 7 and 8.
Classified Section
1 ' ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE.
FOR SALE
FOR BALE Fluff
Douglas St.
rug. 121 V
FOR SALE Registered Hampshire
bucks. Phone r34.
FOX TERRIER PIPS $5 eacll. J.
W. McDade, 1146 L. ttii.
FOR SALE Oak library table a id
grass rug. Call at &7 South
Main.
FOR SALT;?2onrucuesttirCi.r
buie, in good shape, $15, Muruu
l.uiuiitt, Cmpqua, Ore.
11.M SALK Pure bred and regi
tered German Police dog . pups.
M. A. Ketten, 21t Court street.
Fult SALE Pact horses aud sad
dle nurses, aisu good fresu uiuk
cow. liovur liros. l'hune 14F14.
FvjR SALE Pure cider viuegur by
gallon or barrel. Bring contain
er. F. M. Curtis, Luuiibowcr,
Pbuiie SF4.
Full-"SALE A low registered
itampsiiire rams, yearlings. Call
on or auures3 J. L. Aikins, Kid
die, Oro.
Fult SALE Largo type pure bred
Poland China pigs; aiso young
jcrey buu. C. v. Hycuard, Glen
dale, ore.
FOR SALE Cash register 111 lirst
uium coudltlou, price $100. in
iu.iu at ' tiie onlce of Bruue
luuipaiiy, Myrtle Creek. Ore.
SALE 15 h. p. Westinghouse
nciiric motor, 3 face A. c. cur-i-ui,
lioo r. p. m.; perfect order
s-ai.iiuoed, 15o. Apply to S. J.
lu&eel, Gleudule, Ore.
FOR RENT OB SALE 5oosa,
practically new bungalow, with
garage; on highway just north'
of Riverside store. O. II. Hetufc
v viesi uaaa aire!.
FOR ltr;.NT 4 room house; lot
loOxloO, large poultry house, elec
tric lights, city water, $15 per
month. G. W. Young & Son, Caas
street, or call at 1143 Giles St.:
FOR RENT 6-room' bouaeT" !u?
nlshed completely, garage, -3
blocks from center of town. $40
per mo. Inquire at Standard Oil
station on north side or G. W.
Young & Son. Phone 417.
FOR RENT lTtacre rancE j
miles east ot Roseburg; 10, acres
good prune orchard, 20 acre
growing broccoli looking fine;
will sell growing crop, stock and
machinery. For particular aee
C. G. Sheppard, Dlionvlllo, -Ore,
I
I
WANTED
1
FOR" SALE 1923 Chevrolet tour
ing, looks aud runs liko a new
uue. All good tires. A bargain ut
SUU0. Bee Glenn li. iu.Mur, Roy
Catching Motor Co.
FOR SALE Forty five horse pow
er steam engine, with full bunk
ers, V steam jet, 24 cylinder J.
1. Case threshing macniiie, tour
bottom 14 in. plow ut tunl'llice
price. Apply to Box 2S, Camus
Valley, Ore.
Foil SALE 2o9ucr ranch 43
miles south ot Roseburg on Pa
cific bignway; 6 acres of young
walnuts; 10 acres clover; 100
acres iu cultivation; 80 acres
good saw timber, balance open
pasture. Write C. W. Hychard,
Glendale, Jor particulars.
CTvTOlllNGTjSEDC AUS .
191S lord roadster $100.00
191s Oak land "li" louring .. 175.00
1917 Hudson "t" lout lilt;. ... 250.00
1922 Chevrolet touring -300.00
1920 Hudson touring -boo.00
1923 Dodge Coupe 825.00
Roy Catchiug Motor Co.
N. Rose. SI. Roseburg, Ore.
LL'MIIEH FOR SALE 3o,0ll0 feel,
all lengths and widths, 1 to 2 In.
slurf, $12 M, ul what was former
ly kuowu as Muyuurd mill. Ulco
Creek. Will deliver for small ad
ditional charge. Apply ut mill
for this lumber, which must be
disposed of by Aug. 10, as 1 have
Bold mill and aiu closing out. li.
11. Maynard.
WANTED Auto -vacuum freezer.
Phone 459-J.
HOPSEKEEPEll VnTEDT5
motherless home. P. O. Box 893.
City.
WANTED A few dozen white Leg
horn puHets. Phone 2F31. J. B.
Wilson, Roseburg.
GlilL-VANTS WORK In .Home
or restaurant. Address Mrs. Mc
Donald. 246 S. Parrote St.
WANTED Ai once, three or four
room nicely furnished house.
Mrs. Fulton, News-Review office.
WANTED Middle ageci lady ax
pcrlenced in meat cutting and
steam table work. Apply at Rose
burg Careterla.
WANTED-Glrl "wanta Tlace to
' work during coming term of
school in private family. Ad
dress "School," News-Review.
WANTED LincoTn bucksTlilsb
have registered Shropshlres for
sale or trade. John Abeene, Oak
land, Oregon. Phone 42F3.
WANTED Man to drive garbage
wagon. Wages $10 per week and
board, room and washing. J.; W.
I iraper.
W A N i' E D Poultlon as cook or
housekeeper on ranch where 1-year-old
boy can have "employ
ment too. W. R., Newi-Revlew.
MISCELLANEOUS
MARCEL and bob curl 75c, half
cut and curl 60. Phone B7-Y.
331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers.
WELLS DRiLLKDW'orkuaTirT
teed, price reasonable. J. A. Gil
lisple, Sutherlln, Ore.
CAR OWKLR-Don't forget . a
call (63 when In need ot auta
parts. Barffi Auto Wreaking
House.
Taylnr-niaue concrete H good eon
arelu. 'let Ittft-K.
ItKI
;isi'oiiT iiiti ;
STORK SOLD.
stances ho hud done the only three thourann people. pio-
thlng thnt he could do. He was lection is line to the efforts of our
afraid of what 1 would do when icily mayor. A. II. Hagen. v. ho
he would tell mo the awful I through foresight and executive
trlih. ability, secured the automobile
"I did not make mvself known I truck and mounted the chemical
to him, but sat down in a seat . tanks for the very small sum of
behind and ho did not see me : Jib". The chemical tanks were pur
until we got orf. He seemed ! chased under the administration of
greatly surprised to fee me nnd I. H. Knilih, at a cost of around
we had quite a controversy about l$lbi(l, twilling a total of $1100 tho
my siBylni; in town to dinner with hole thing complete.
Frid Ruggles, formerly In busi
ness ut Grangerville, lihilio. ior
tbe Inst nine months re-lilln; ut
Phoenix, Arizona, l.os Ameles
unit other western cities, Suiiiiay
purchusvd the Vaupel I'liainiacy,
says tho Port Cmpqua Courier.
He took possession the suiiie day.
For the present Mr. and Mrs.
Ruggles are residing Iu tho Co
lonel npurtmcnls. When .Mr. and
Mrs. Vaupel leave, they will move
In the apartment in the Klein
Building, now occupied by the
former. Mr. Rnggles is licensed
ns a pharmacist In 14 stales mid
lias n thorough knowledge of the
drug hitKlncas. One of lis frst
steps wll be to change the inline
of the hllr-illeKS to the Rcedspoit
Drug Company.
FOR RENT
KOH HKNT &-room coltase. I'Uone
'61 .
Foil IlKT 5 rmitn uiuilt-rn houso,
unfurnished, on whI uldo, t$,
l'hono btVK.
FOK KKNT Kurn8ni d 4 room
apt., ujstai. 414 North Jack
son St., or photip (36.
Foil ftUNT 5-Hrn"fun.lrih d
npm tnu'iit and unfurnished house
Apply K74 Hoovit S.
Kor conrrte work call Tnylor,
113 No. Mint St. T'-l.
..ltlIM it masons T
Willi Kl.k'l I..HM.I;.
MrmbfTH of tho Aurora ImliM'
nf A, V. ii ii f 1 A. M. of liiirdifn-r,
Sittiirdny rvi'ttliiff, 21 in number,
went In Klktott In lUti'tnl tliu
im-i'tliiK of (ho 1 of I (if or l hat city.
Tho nu n tnadn the trip ly nuto
inohilt', rt tinilriK homo Humliiy.
A very nh-o visit wun ui Joyed
with lh Klkton Masons and ro
frenhment were Herved. 'i'hone
mukliiK the trip were; J, S. Gray,
T. W. AiifUtM, li, L. Kd in uuda, Am
brose 1m Koufhc, all of Gardiner,
and V. A. Hnrdlrk, A. 1-ovo-Ihcp,
L. .1. Widdiier, Karl It. Stone,
HI AHh, Iir. H. Kantlaiid, Dr.
Chan. lUIUnyton. l(oy ;. Calrint,
M. W. Kent. Tom Mil. ho, Ahh
HonderHoii. Walter Walker, II. I.,
t'hiipin. Dr. J. I'rlre. .1. II,
MeytTH, Alrtid Walker, and l.alph
.'outer, o( Ket-dHpnrt.
Thin wan tho official visit of
the Gardiner IndK" A. F. and A.
M. to the Indue at Klkton. Six
chih made the trip. J'ort I'liip
ua Courier.
j i LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Automobile tire. 4ix!
wnu rim. owner call at this ol
flee and pay advertising.
LOST Black pocKeFbook contain.
Ing change, a barrett and a 1 ct
Btamp. Iavo at News-Review.
LOST ilctwcen " Roseburg and
Hock Creek, brown suitcase, con
taining various articles. Finder
please leave at News-Iteview, or
notny j. h. Hnys, aiago operator.
LOST -Airedale doit, was lost Sal.
unlay evening in North Dose.
burg. Had plain collar' with
ring, answers to name of "Jack."
Kinder notify llohl a garagk Re
ward.
LOST on l'ailflc highway1 Be".
tween IHIIanl (or some distance
south) ami Yoncalla, July It.
fibre suitcase containing ladles
wearing apparel. Initialled gold
pencil and other articles. $10 re
ward for return to News-Review.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OK. If. H. PLTLRR ChlropraotH
physician, 121 W. Lua BL
The Umpqua Floritt
Choice Cut Flo wars Alwaya
fresh
Finest Quality Artlstlo Floral
Designs.
Visit Onr OreenhouM or
Call iO-FI.
DANCE AT TILLER
Saturday night, Aug. 1. Ood
niulc and a flhe time tor all.
Come slid bring jour friend
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
TUBBY
Grandpa to the Rescue.
WINNER
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Keep tlint spring appear
ance with refreshed ap
parel. Let us prove it to
you.
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 277
.